The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1887-08-11
Information Asked and GITen.

y. W. Naiten, 70. r lilbn OnlO, walton,
Kan. asks Information Of James Palmer and
one Hardy, the sou Of a doctor. who were sol
diers from Marietta, o., and were inmates Of
the Soldiers Hone at Camp Nelson. Ky.
T. II. Gregg. co G, l0th Kan, Abba, Iowa,
says he has the addresses OF about 100 men,
bers of his regiment. aud will take pleasure in
answering inquiries he may receive. lie has
already assisted number in obtaining wit
nesses they desired to prove their claims.
Mrs III. n. Bake Box $50. Homer " Y,
would be glad 10 learn something definite
concerning her husband. who was mortally
wounded az Charlottesville. She would be
much pleased to hear from the Confederate
officer who talked with him at the hospital,
near Towards headquarters. on the morning of
May 3. Her husband was Color Sergeant. One
of his friends sent his poeketboOk TO his wife,
with the mere mention Of his being mortally
wounded, and beyond this she knows nothing
of the circumstances Of his death.
K Cramrr, Co. b, 11th Ky. Cav. Haddam,
Kan. would like TO know what became OF Rich
ard Il. True of his company. True was sent to
the hospital the latter part Of July. 1864, near
Atlanta and was taken prisoner. He arrived
at Andersonville about the I'd of August
w. g. Ayers. Orange Heights, Fla, asks what
cavalry regiment at Weston, Mo-, in April or
May. 1862, had brass band OF men on white
horses
S. B. yiele. Co II. 93d ". Y, Hayes Centre,
Neb. asks information concerning his nephew,
George Cleavland, who was a soldier in the g3d
Ny. I'm IS6z he was about Is years old He
disappeared ut Savage Station, Va, and since
then nothing has been heard from him. He is
| supposed 10 have been shot or captured.
A. 81. Gowan, Battery NJ, lst U. S. Art, Jo-
seph. Ore, replying 20 the question of Comrade
Detrick, says that battery was commanded in
the Fall of 96i by Lieut.. L. NJ. Hall!
Horace l. Warner. 80 Court street, Boston,
Mass, has heard nothing since 1866 from his
father. Horace 5. Warner, who was a member
\ Of Co. b, 9TH Conn., and was mustered out OF
service July 20, 1865. When heard from the
following year he was Mt Trout Greek. N. Y.
The writer would be glad of any tidings OF
him.
w. F. Define, Serg't, Co. L. ID N. Y, Mid
| Ride, Cannon River Falls. Mimi, says be will
| gladly keep n record for the benefit Of members
/ of his regiment. lie will make no charge, only
| asking those who seek information to inclose
postage for reply. lie asks all comrades ia
| send him their addresses or those of any COM
rade5 they may know.
Thos A. Scott Co. 3, 4lst Ohio, Welshfeld
| o.. wishes 10 inform Comrade Louis DeVoo that
| his address is as given above.
| A comrade in Ottawa. H.. whose name the
correspondent does not know, recently asked
| for certain addresses. which are as follows
| Capt. Geo F. Hollis, South Boston, Mass; Capt
r. NJ. Joselyna and VI. H. Phelan. Custom House
Boston. Mass.
Robert Giles, Ashley State not given,) asks
| information of James X. Polk Curtis, who en-
listed in 1855 or 1868 in a cavalry regiment oil
the Regular Army. He was then Is years old
j J. z. Brown, Co. !, lst Ne. II. A., Melrose